An agent-based inter-vehicle cooperative robust car-following model for longitudinal control under uncertainty Online publication date: Fri, 07-Sep-2018
by Oussama Messaoudi; Ammar Lahlouhi
International Journal of Computer Applications in Technology (IJCAT), Vol. 58, No. 2, 2018
Abstract: Uncertainty is common challenge facing system modelling and simulation in uncertain environments where the outcome of control actions is unknown. In this paper, an agent-based robust car-following model is proposed to handle uncertainty in the longitudinal control system based on inter-vehicle cooperation where an organisation of heterogeneous agents communicate and cooperate in a vehicular ad hoc network to provide reliable and collision-free control policies. We used agent-based modelling to model the inter-vehicle cooperative longitudinal control system while integrating human drivers in the multi-agent system to assume specific roles and cooperate with other agents to accomplish the task at hand. For behavioural analysis and comparison with other car-following models, microscopic agent-based simulations conducted using JADE and SUMO showed that the proposed model offers collision-free control of vehicle speed under different conditions including uncertainty. Also, we used the proposed model to investigate the effect of uncertainty on both vehicle's speed and its control actions.
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